Global Trade Counsel

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. Provide legal research, drafting, regulatory monitoring, and document review on global trade issues .

Posted 11/12/2026full-timeRemote • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $104,500 - $325,000 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in U.S. customs law and import compliance, including tariff classification, valuation, and product compliance requirements. Proficient in legal research, document drafting, and regulatory monitoring related to global trade issues.

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U.S. Customs LawImport ComplianceLegal ResearchTariff ClassificationJuris Doctor Degree

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Hard Skills

Legal ResearchDocument DraftingRegulatory MonitoringTariff ClassificationCustoms ValuationCountry-Of-Origin DeterminationDuty AssessmentImport-Entry ProceduresProduct Compliance RequirementsForced-Labor Import Restrictions

Soft Skills

Clear CommunicationAnalytical ThinkingAttention To Detail

Tools & Technologies

Automated Commercial EnvironmentCustoms Trade Partnership Against Terrorism

Certifications & Qualifications

Licensed To Practice Law

Industry Keywords

Global Trade IssuesCustoms ModernizationSupply-Chain TransparencyE-Commerce EnforcementTrusted-Trader ProgramsCustoms And Border ProtectionRegulatory DevelopmentsLow-Value ImportsSection 321De Minimis Entry Requirements

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Provide legal research, drafting, regulatory monitoring, and document review on global trade issues
Research and advise on U.S. customs matters, including tariff classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States, customs valuation, country-of-origin determinations and marking, duty assessment, and import-entry procedures
Review U.S. product compliance requirements for imported goods, including safety, certification, testing, marking, labeling, and recordkeeping requirements
Monitor customs modernization initiatives, including the Automated Commercial Environment, data and supply-chain transparency, e-commerce enforcement, and importer and marketplace obligations
Track reforms and regulatory developments affecting low-value imports, including Section 321 and de minimis entry requirements
Support customs enforcement and supply-chain due-diligence matters, including forced-labor import restrictions, country-of-origin verification, and detention and seizure risks
Advise on trusted-trader and supply-chain security programs, including the Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism and other Customs and Border Protection initiatives
Support engagement with Customs and Border Protection and other relevant federal regulatory authorities

Requirements

What you’ll need

Experience or demonstrated knowledge in U.S. customs law and import compliance
Ability to conduct legal research, draft clear legal materials, monitor regulatory developments, and review documents
Knowledge of U.S. product compliance requirements administered by Customs and Border Protection and relevant partner government agencies
Juris Doctor degree or equivalent
Licensed to practice law in an applicable jurisdiction
Preferred: Experience with U.S. customs compliance, including tariff classification, valuation, country-of-origin analysis, and import procedures
Preferred: Familiarity with product compliance requirements, customs modernization, forced-labor import restrictions, or trusted-trader programs
Necessary legal authorization to work
May be subject to successful completion of a background check and proof of identity

Benefits

Comp & perks

Health, dental, and vision insurance
Paid holidays and PTO
Flexible work arrangements
Professional development opportunities and tools
Background check, proof of identity, and necessary legal authorization to work may be required as employment conditions